Vitamin D Rapid Test for Home Use (1 pc/box)

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In accordance with the applicable legislation, Carbon Web Kft. may sell IVD tests intended for self-testing to private individuals online, in accordance with the provisions of EüM Decree 7/2004 (XI. 23.), and may have them delivered to the customer’s home by parcel delivery after the order has been placed. Please note that by placing your order you waive your right to receive professional information on the use of the self-test. For the correct performance of the test, we enclose detailed instructions for use in Hungarian, which you can find in the test box and on our website.

Vitamin D Rapid Test

Vitamin D is an extremely important nutrient for the body because of its many roles. One of its most important roles is to regulate the absorption and metabolism of calcium and phosphorus in the body. In this way, it helps the development and maintenance of healthy bones and teeth.

Vitamin D also plays a key role in the proper functioning of the immune system. It helps the body defend itself against infections and inflammation. Vitamin D deficiency may contribute to a weakened immune system and an increased susceptibility to infections.

With the Vitamin D Rapid Test, the body’s vitamin D level can be determined from a fingertip blood sample. The test is suitable for home use.

Vitamin D Rapid Test Specification

Product name: Vitamin D rapid test cassette for self-testing
Sample: fingertip whole blood
Package size: 1 pc/box
Format: cassette test

Manufacturer: Hangzhou Alltest Biotech Co., Ltd., Ltd., 550 Yinhai Street, Hangzhou Economic and Technologic Development Area, 310018, Zhejiang, China; Telephone: +86-571-56267891; info@alltests.com.cn
EC REP: MedNet GmbH, Hansestraße 91, 48165 Münster, Germany; +49 251 32266-0; info@medneteurope.com

Expiry date: 31/07/2028

Contents of the Vitamin D Rapid Test Kit

• 1 test cassette
• 1 buffer solution
• 1 fingertip lancet
• 1 alcohol wipe
• 1 pipette
• 1 color card
• 1 set of instructions for use in Hungarian

Test Procedure

Read the Instructions for Use carefully before performing the test!

1. Wash your hands with soap and rinse with clean warm water.
2. Before opening, bring the pouch to room temperature. Open the pouch, remove the test cassette and place it on a clean, level surface. Perform the test within one hour; the best results are obtained if the test is performed immediately after opening the foil pouch. Remove the dropper, the buffer vial, the lancet and the alcohol wipe, and place them near the test cassette.
3. Carefully pull off and discard the released cap of the lancet.
4. Clean the area to be pricked, which is the tip of the middle or ring finger, with the enclosed alcohol wipe. Allow it to air dry.
5. Press the lancet on the side from which you removed the cap; the tip retracts automatically and safely after use. Without touching the puncture site, massage your hand towards the tip of the middle or ring finger to be pricked.
6. Holding your hand down, massage the end of the pricked finger to obtain a drop of blood.
7. Without squeezing the bulb of the capillary dropper, touch it to the blood. The blood travels into the capillary dropper by capillary action up to the line marked on the capillary dropper. If the blood does not reach the marked line, massage your finger slightly so that more blood comes out. Avoid air bubbles.
8. By squeezing the bulb of the dropper, transfer the collected blood into the sample well (S) of the cassette.
9. Wait until the blood has completely flowed into the sample well. Unscrew the cap of the buffer bottle and add 2 drops of buffer to the buffer well (B) of the cassette, then start the timer.
10. Wait for the colored line(s) to appear. Read the results after 10 minutes. Compare the intensity of the T line with the “Vitamin D color card” enclosed in the kit to determine the vitamin D level of the blood. After 20 minutes, the result is no longer valid.

Reliability of the Vitamin D Rapid Test

A clinical evaluation was performed comparing the results obtained with the Vitamin D Rapid Test and a reference device (Vitamin D rapid test). In the in-house clinical study, 90 whole blood samples were tested. The results showed an overall accuracy of 94.4%.